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 No.2 [Open thread]

Featured Threads: Resources: ( >>540 ) Questions: ( >>17126 ) Opposing Views: ( >>14534 )

Asatru Essentials: >>13 Rules: https://8ch.net/asatru/rules.html

Friends: >>>/fringe/ >>>/cucktianity/ >>>/pdfs/ >>>/zundel/

What is Asatru?

Long before Christianity came to northern Europe, the people there – our ancestors – had their own form of spirituality that influenced every aspect of their culture. One expression of this European spirituality was Asatru. It was practiced in the lands that are today Scandinavia, England, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and other countries as well. Asatru is the original, or native, religion for the peoples who lived in these regions. Nevertheless, Asatru is more than just a religion in the narrow sense of the word. It is our way of being in the world; some of us call it the “Germanic Folkway” to underline this larger concept.

What does the word “Asatru” mean?

It means, roughly, “belief in the Gods” or “those true to the Gods” in Old Norse, the language of ancient Scandinavia in which so much of our source material was written. (A more literal translation would be “gaining experience of the ancestral sovereign gods.”) Asatru is a name given to the religion of the Norsemen, but we use this term to include the spiritual worldview of all the Germanic peoples, not just the Scandinavians.

When did Asatru start?

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 No.16635

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 No.19748 [Open thread]

CHRISTIAN BOOKS COLLECTION PDF

Here is an archive of 2060 Christian Books Collection I converted from the epub file format to the pdf format for easy reading. I've had this collection since 2014, and I had it converted into pdf files again a second time since 2018, and it is all available for a free download!!!

CHRISTIAN BOOKS COLLECTION PDF

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/uwehrfohbcuwm/CHRISTIAN_BOOKS_COLLECTION_PDF

CHRISTIAN BOOKS COLLECTION PDF.zip 1.5 GB Download

https://www.mediafire.com/file/67d8xu4w8rmd8th/CHRISTIAN+BOOKS+COLLECTION+PDF.zip/file

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 No.19747 [Open thread]

ANCESTORS

When many people hear the word “ancestor”they instantly think of the blood relatives that they

know of. However the word ancestor is more fluid. Ancestors come in many forms.

They can be spirit beings of water, air, fire, earth, the blood ancestors of your lineage, elevated ancestors – those you don’t know, and the adopted ancestors or guardians who have chosen to work with you in past and present life times (which come in the form of Ascended Masters, Deity’s , Goddesses, Angels, Spirit Animals, Star Travelers, and more.)

These are those who came before you, that opened the way for you to be here, who prayed for you before they knew you.

All are those who worked for your future. Whether we are in tune or not, they walk among us.

They are in our blood, in our bones, and when they heal, we are uplifted. I have come to believe that our ancestors answer our prayers first.

Native American culture believes the ancestors are very much alive and are with us in the present time constantly. There is a belief that there was no real death, just a change of worlds.

This means the ancestors are very much alive spiritually as they were when they were here physically. They just reside in the spirit world.

To many shaman of South Africa, Ancestors are the center of their work – connecting them to the rest of the spirit realm. Their traditional beliefs include what western science is now validating.

When we do our own inner healing, we heal 7 generations forward and 7 generations back.

This stems from the fact that the memories, traumas, pains, as well as the power and wisdom of our ancestors, runs through our blood – stored in our energetic, mental, emotional and physical bodies.

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 No.19746 [Open thread]

Cattle die, kinsmen die, all men are mortal. Words of praise will never perish, nor a noble name.

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 No.19745 [Open thread]

SKAL. A toast to all my fellow brothers and sisters! HAIL ODIN! HAIL THOR!

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 No.19744 [Open thread]

Hi, polytheists. I am a polytheist as well.

I propose the following:

You tesch me something useful(counts only if you include something that i wasn't already aware of), and i'll teach you about whichever thing you want help with

Send me an email to initiate this

sosalekashae@protonmail.com

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 No.19192 [Open thread]

THE GERMANIC TREFOT AND TRIFUNCTIONALITY

The number three takes a prominent numerical place in our faith, evidenced in our mythology, all Indo-European myths, symbols, theology and culture. The simple and organic numerology symbolised in the trefot symbol of the Odinic Rite serves to illustrate a basic theme of our troth and culture, that of functionalism, namely trifunctionality.

The great Indo-European mythologist and scholar, George Dumezil popularised trifunctionality in his writings; “The Tripartite Ideology of the Indo-Europeans;” “The two sovereigns of the Indo-Europeans;” and “Gods of the Ancient northmen.” Dumezil, as many of you will know, discovered a common tri-partite or trifunctional structure in most Indo-European theological pantheons.

The first function is the sovereign or kingly function, often shared by two divine functions, the judge and the priest. In German myth this would be Tyr and Odin. The Christians consolidated both to conform to the biblical deity Yahweh, but gave him the declined form of the Gothic name of Odin (which is Goden or godan, declined to ‘God’).The second function is the warrior class, ruled by Thor and the third function is the provisional class of fertility deities: for our faith this would be the Vanir.

>Cont. at odinic-rite.org/main/the-trefot-and-trifunctionality/

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 No.19743

Another interesting explanation of 555 Angel Number Meaning I found on https://glaminati.com/555-angel-number-meaning/ . I didn't think I would get that deep into numerology, but it is really addictive. However, I don't always understand what a particular numerical value means, so I have to resort to sites like this with useful information.

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 No.19742 [Open thread]

https://8kun.top/x/res/62629.html

Thank you in advance!!

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 No.19741 [Open thread]

Help me please https://8kun.top/x/res/62629.html

Thank you in advance

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 No.19734 [Open thread]

Based Thread

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 No.19732 [Open thread]

Odin is just another name for Shiva. Rudra/Shiva/Mahakala and Odin line up closely. Vedic/Indian/Tibetan and norse magick evoke the same deity in one form or another. Norse runes are also related to Turkish runes, wow, that's a lot to talk about. Germanics speak a turkish language, their gods have turkish origins and turkish names, and germanics also had a turkish culture like horse-flesh eating. There are gokturkic runes that pre-date all futhark runes by centuries in Mongolia and tales of eight legged horses are found in Kazakhstan as well, relating to the nomadic oxen+horse combination most travelled with. Yggdrasil is Ygac a Sil in turkic meaning "Noble world tree" and Asgard is Askal Gol (City Lake). Ostrogoth comes from Austergok, auster coming from Latin meaning southeasterly and gok coming from gokturk. It literally means southeasterly turk. Same with Ostrohun.

Also, Tyr used to rule before Odin so a migration from "Tyrkland" as the scepter is passed makes sense.

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 No.19733

>>19732

You started this post alright with the connection to Eastern gods, because of course there's a connection because og PIE roots. However, as soon as you mentioned the supposed Turkish connection and your reasoning for it your post went to shit and then just further down.

Firstly, the runic similarities are only visual. The letters don't correspond with one another at all. The reasons for the similarities are likely because they wrote on similar surfaces (rock and wood) and that they adopted their letters from a similar source, likely Greek or some Aramaic script, from trading and/or travelling. At most you could say they got inspired from one another, but there's no concrete record for such interactions between them.

Second, your claim that Germanic Gods, culture, and languages, have Turkish origin, is blatantly false and historically illiterate. You must be a turk to make such a claim. Anyway, the Gods between the two are similar because they both derive from PIE source, same reason why Eastern religions are related. Phonetic similarities for their names are also there because of the same reason. You make connections between religious terms and names in old norse and Turkish, when you don't know what the old norse terms even mean. Yggdrasil doesn't even mean "World Tree", it means Óðinn's Carrier (Yggr (freightful) + drasil (horse, an animal that carries or drags)), a symbolic reference to how the tree carries him (literally by hanging) through a terrifying/terrific experience of ascension and rebirth. Ásgarðr means Fortress/Garden of the High Ones (Áss meaning high and Garðr meaning a closed off area). Ostrogoth does not com from Austergok. Ostro means eastern, yes, but that's not a reference to Turkey but rather that they are an eastern Gothic tribe. East as in eastern Germania. The term Goth comes from Got-þioda, Got People. The term is likely related to Gautar, a name for a tribe in southern Scandinavia.

And since you mentioned "horse-eating culture", note that horses were not universally eaten among all germanic peoples. They were eaten by some and others shunned eating them.

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 No.19731 [Open thread]

What does /asatru/ think of Rökkatru and Thursatru?

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 No.19711 [Open thread]

How did the ancient Europeans believe that reincarnation works? To be more specific, did they believe that there were limits on what one could reincarnate as?

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 No.19713

>>19711

To understand reincarnation, one must first understand The Spirit. Your Being is comprised of multiple levels, not just two components (body and an soul, like in Christianity). One must also understand that these components correspond to the Divine Hierarchy. The most general components is the Tripartite. Óð, Fylgja, Hamr. Those three correspond to the First Act of creation, where Óðinn, Vilji, and Vé killed the primordial Jötunn Ymir to Make Existence. Hamr is the form, body, needs, the physical. Fylgja is your twin spirit, That Which Follows but also Pulls You Forward. It is an inherited spirit that comes before you, is above you In The Now, that is to say it's above you in Body. It is the Will which pulls you towards the Higher, to better Hamingja by gaining honor. The Fylgja is also represented by the Horse, so for Óðinn it is Sleipnir, and in some sense Ymir as well. It's inherently ancestral, so it can be thought to be a single manifestation of your ancestors, but more accurately their Spiritual Honor. Then, there is Óð, The One Who Directs. This is your Highest, your true spirit, and it is this that gives Higher Inspiration (to be Óðr is to be divinely inspired) and Revelation.

There are more parts of your being, as shown with the accompanying animals of Óðinn. Huginn and Munnin are his two ravens, who represent the mind and memory, and they fly all over to accumulate knowledge for Óðinn. In the same manner, our mind and memory works the same way. Then there are his wolves, Freki and Geri, they represent ambition and initiative but not in the purely physical sense as in greed and act. All of these accompanying animals are types of Fylgjas to Óðinn, and for us they are necessary components of your Being.

So to summarise, the Hierarchy of Being within us is thus:

Óð

Fylgja

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Hugr & Minni

Frek & Ger

Hamr

Solt & Losti

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 No.19714

>>19713

cont.

Now, with that out of the way, we can move on to the nature of reincarnation. That which is of a higher nature, that is Fylgja and Óð, those parts reincarnate. Or rather, one part reincarnates whilst the other lives on forever. The Fylgja reincarnates multiple times through a family, and it is what shapes the family and Pulls it towards honor and better Hamingja (hence the relation between the two). According to Tradition, the fylgja manifests physically for each person as the placenta (which itself is also called fylgja for that reason, at least in old Norse), in order to shape and create the new born person and attach a certain Óð to them, and hence the relation to Ymir (The Twin, every Creative Act requires a Sacrifice, in this case it is the body of the Fylgja, the fylgja, and it dies after the new person is born). This is why they were traditionally buried almost like a person, either under a threshold of a house or under a sacred tree.

The Óð, the highest part of your being, both reincarnates and stays in an afterlife. It reincarnates in that it possesses a new body after a certain amount of time, to experience new lives and accumulate more Honor and Hamingja. However, just like how Óðinn sends out his mind and memory to do that task, our Óð likewise sends such aspects of itself to do that task.

One of the crucial aspects of paganism is reconnecting to your Óð. This is something only those that live according to a Higher Ideal (trust their Óð and Fylgja, live according to the thousands of year old ancestral wisdom) can achieve. And they did this by remembering past lives. The only things that one truly remembers from a past lives are moments which were of a spiritual importance to the person, hence why living according to a higher ideal was necessary (to live honorably and heroically, do something memorable). The myths again point as to how then remember, by going through a ceremony of rebirth which acts out like how Óðinn hang on Yggdrasil and how the gods found golden tablets in the mounds in Völuspá, and countless other metaphors in other myths and even later folklore. Probably the best description of a person describing the feeling was by Sæmundr Fróði in is Sólarljóð. In Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.19721

>>19714

This is fascinating. And it does match my previous research about the nature of the soul. Why have I never checked out this board before?

Where can I read more?

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 No.19722

>>19721

Well, this board is pretty dead most of the times. I don't know why though, I'm rather new here myself. It's a shame, this board would have had a lot of potential.

There's not a whole lot of places you can read about this that I can point to directly. I'm myself Icelandic so I just read the source material in old norse. So, it wasn't too hard for me to understand the stories. That coupled with related Icelandic folklore and traditions that I grew up with, so I just learned this myself. I also read Icelandic academic papers that I come across. So all of the sources I can point to are either in Icelandic or Old Norse, so they might not be that helpful. But, even so, my recommendation is to just read the Eddas and try to translate the names, with an Old Norse or Icelandic dictionary or online search. Comparative mythology would do good too, that's where I lack due to my lack knowledge of other mythologies (and I don't know the source languages of those myths which would be very helpful). Then just ask questions, as many questions as you can think of both to others and yourself.

If you want youtube videos, STJ makes some good videos. There are some things he can do better, but overall it's alright enough to at least start with.

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 No.19730

>>19722

Oh that's cool. Have any of you ever shared these subjects with anons on the imageboard webring through anon.cafe? They're from when the site used to be known as 8chan but they're not exactly that fast, either, the least slow among them being 8chan.moe

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 No.19680 [Open thread]

>Loki was the adopted son of Odin, whose father were Ice Giants

>Loki spent his years trying to fuck over his brother out of jealousy and spite

>Loki Ushers in Ragnarok, the end of the gods where in Thor gets killed by Jorumgadr, Odin dies to Fenrir and the world gets bathed in darkness

Loki is literally the god of Non-Nordics/Jews. I remember reading about Egyptian Mythology and seeing that the god Set (equivalent to Loki) was the "god of foreigners".

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 No.19688

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>>19680

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_(deity)

>Set (/sɛt/; Egyptological: Sutekh - swtẖ ~ stẖ[a] or Greek: Seth /sɛθ/) is a god of deserts, storms, disorder, violence, and foreigners in ancient Egyptian religion

>(((foreigners)))

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyksos

>Hyksos (/ˈhJksɒs/; Egyptian ḥqꜣ(w)-ḫꜣswt, Egyptological pronunciation: hekau khasut,[4] "ruler(s) of foreign lands"; Ancient Greek: Ὑκσώς, Ὑξώς) is a term which, in modern Egyptology, designates the kings of the Fifteenth Dynasty of Egypt

>In the Aegyptiaca, a history of Egypt written by the Greco-Egyptian priest and historian Manetho in the 3rd century BC, the term Hyksos is used ethnically to designate people of probable West Semitic, Levantine origin

>While Manetho portrayed the Hyksos as invaders and oppressors, this interpretation is questioned in modern Egyptology

>Josephus associated the Hyksos with the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. Many modern scholars believe the Hyksos may have partially inspired the Biblical account

>The Hyksos are known to have worshiped the Canaanite storm god Baal-zephon, who was associated with the Egyptian god Set. Set appears to have been the patron god of Avaris as early as the Fourteenth Dynasty

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 No.19726

>>19680

Loki did actually go and solve a lot of the problems he caused once confronted with them though, never heard of them cleaning up (((their))) own messes the way he often did.

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 No.19729

>>19680

Clearly you didn't read the myths yourself (otherwise you would know for instance that Ragnarök is not the end of the Gods, and like what the post above said Loki fixed a lot of his problems himself and many of them indirectly benefited the Gods greatly). And if you would then clearly you likely wouldn't have the capability to grasp the myths further than word for word reading (without even understanding them).

Come back when you're more matured spiritually. When you stop viewing the myths and therefore the world through the lense of a contemporary time.

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 No.19700 [Open thread]

Are you worshipping the Aesir, and Vanir, but still holding on to the heliocentric belief? Heliocentrism(round Earth) was invented by the catholic church, which I'm sure most of you know is controlled by jews.

This means that jews invented heliocentrism

>but what about the greeks?

The only account of round Earth in ancient Greece was by Pythagoras, and it was never accepted by people then.

It's time to quit believing this kike lie, and go back, do you really think our gods want you to believe in a false view of the world?

Of coarse not, and if you can't accept this, then you are just as lost as the Christian sheep!

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 No.19710

>>19709

Retard, the fact that Pythagoras proposed that the earth was round is fact enough that it was not invented by the Catholic church, and you still completely gloss over the entirety of Christianity's existence where the vast majority of their theologians and followers proposed a flat earth model and considered anything else as heresy. You absolute baboon.

>So you're just basing this off of pure speculation and no actual evidence to back it up. The only thing's that were pulled were the Sun, and the Moon, and they don't pull it in space, outer space does not exist, the Sun, and Moon are simply just luminaires, and not terra-firma objects that you land on, same goes for the Stars, they're just luminaires that are attached to the firmament/skydome that covers the Earth. The Sun , and Moon are simply pulled in the sky, above the clouds, not in "space".

Don't mistake my care for presenting evidence in a factual and honest manner as speculation, it's more grounded in reality than the junk you spouted. You make a lot of claims without any referencial basis, they are not grounded in what is actually written. And you completely miss the point I made, you aren't supposed to read the myths as literal, physical descriptions. This is further seen in your next paragraph.

>One last thing, if you claim that flat-earth isn't in Asatru, then why does the creation story involve beating Ymir's body down, and crushing it, do you think that would somehow appear round, and how about the fact that Odin, and his two brothers literally get Ymir's skull and use it as the firmament/skydome, if the Earth is just flying in space why even need a skydome?

The story doesn't envolve them pinning him down like you pin a person down to the ground. There are no literal descriptions as to how they defeated him, only that they subdue and then kill him. You then go to claim that they used his body to create "the firmament". There's no such term in the myths, they only say that they made Miðgarðr (The Central Home, Our Home) out of various parts of his body. You are trying to shove the mythPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.19716

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>>19710

So you're basically saying that the myths are synonyms for modern science/nature?

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 No.19717

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I think I'm done here

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 No.19719

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>>19716

>So you're basically saying that the myths are synonyms for modern science/nature?

What? How did you even remotely come to that conclusion if you read what I wrote? I'm honestly just baffled.

No, what I said is the complete *opposite* of that. Science is the study of The Physical. Of course, the study of the physical works fine under the myths, but as a completely different field below. The Myths are expressing the Metaphysical Laws of existence, that which supersedes all that is Physical. Hence, for the fourth and last time, the Myths are not and cannot be *literal descriptions* of Physical existence (that is Nature, the universe and all within). You are the one trying to bring them lower down as such descriptions, however you even fail miserably at that since there's nothing in the myths that fits your stupid worldview. Please, just do everyone a favour and off yourself. It might just gain you some sliver of honor for removing yourself for being such a damned fool. I say it again, peasants like you should not be allowed to have any say in religion. Just shut up and do as you are told.

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 No.19728

For all the reasons cited above, this is retarded. However, if anyone is interested in an alternative cosmology that works well with Asatru, consider the Glacial Cosmogony.

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